Fiancee leaves guy. What does he do?

He buys a Lamborghini Gallardo and drives across the country with it.

http://jalopnik.com/5559767/i-sold-everything-to-buy-a-lamborghini-and-drive-across-the-country

He reacted better then my sorry ass :lol:

I don't think it's very healthy to attempt to replace human connection with material goods. The best way to get over someone is to get under someone.Rhazakna

I don't think it's very healthy to attempt to replace human connection with material goods. The best way to get over someone is to get under someone.Rhazakna

I disagree, he did something that people would LIKE to do, but don't have the guts (or money) to carry through. He added a good chapter in his life.

I would turn into the gigallo I've always wanted to be, without pay and for the ladies only. 8)

He reacted better then my sorry ass :lol:

Kcube

"He had trouble paying for the house in Dallas — his one remaining possession he couldn't shake — and was burning through what cash he had to afford gas. He almost lost the house numerous times. "I have a few hundred grand against me, I don't like debt, but I'm used to it," Richard says."

"Richard's honest about his desire to go fast and has a drawer full of 53 tickets to prove it."

"He eventually got the car back and the charges settled, but the whole endeavor cost him $25,000 in fines, travel, and legal fees."

"The car is now worth less than he owes on it and the bank refuses to grant him another loan." Annoying Article

Sounds more like an irresponsible waste of money to me. Guy spends money he doesn't have on a Lamborghini and whines about real life. I wouldn't consider that a healthy reaction.

[QUOTE="Annoying Article"]"He had trouble paying for the house in Dallas - his one remaining possession he couldn't shake - and was burning through what cash he had to afford gas. He almost lost the house numerous times. "I have a few hundred grand against me, I don't like debt, but I'm used to it," Richard says."

"Richard's honest about his desire to go fast and has a drawer full of 53 tickets to prove it."

"He eventually got the car back and the charges settled, but the whole endeavor cost him $25,000 in fines, travel, and legal fees."

"The car is now worth less than he owes on it and the bank refuses to grant him another loan." CammiTac

Sounds more like an irresponsible waste of money to me. Guy spends money he doesn't have on a Lamborghini and whines about real life. I wouldn't consider that a healthy reaction.

[QUOTE="CammiTac"]

[QUOTE="Annoying Article"]"He had trouble paying for the house in Dallas - his one remaining possession he couldn't shake - and was burning through what cash he had to afford gas. He almost lost the house numerous times. "I have a few hundred grand against me, I don't like debt, but I'm used to it," Richard says."

"Richard's honest about his desire to go fast and has a drawer full of 53 tickets to prove it."

"He eventually got the car back and the charges settled, but the whole endeavor cost him $25,000 in fines, travel, and legal fees."

"The car is now worth less than he owes on it and the bank refuses to grant him another loan." POPEYE1716

Sounds more like an irresponsible waste of money to me. Guy spends money he doesn't have on a Lamborghini and whines about real life. I wouldn't consider that a healthy reaction.

Yes, yes I did.

Really interesting read.

[QUOTE="POPEYE1716"][QUOTE="CammiTac"]

Sounds more like an irresponsible waste of money to me. Guy spends money he doesn't have on a Lamborghini and whines about real life. I wouldn't consider that a healthy reaction.

CammiTac

Yes, yes I did.

irresponsible or not, he says he has no regrets doing what he did.